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Each year on Easter, celebrants don festive finery and show off their very best bonnets along Fifth Avenue. Immortalized by Irving Berlin (with some help from Judy Garland and Fred Astaire), the pageant is a New York City tradition that stretches back to the 1870s.
Starting at about 10 am and continuing until 4 pm, the parade marches north on Fifth Avenue, from 49th Street to 57th Street. The best place to watch is from the area around St. Patrick’s Cathedral; better yet, bring your bonnet and join the parade. For a taste of what you will see, check out our photos from a few years ago.
Cost
FREEHow
The best viewing spot is near St. Patrick's Cathedral at 14 E 51st St.